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FORMER AGENCY OFFICERS TOLD TO PAY RESTITUTIONTRENTON, N.J. - Insurance Commissioner

GE Capital and Aon Corp. signed a definitive agreement Tuesday for the sale of Aon's life insurance

Insurance companies say Texas' volatile weather has created a need for higheraverage homeown

Health insurers are once again using television as a weapon in a fight torepeal health-care

The names of three insurers will soon light up the sky. Signs of up to 100 feet long are set

A dangerous hurricane is due to hit North Carolina sometime in the next 40 years. But that i

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The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Port of Pascagoula officials have entered into an agreement with Gulf Coast Cold Storage Inc. to bui

Congress completed work on a bill abolishing the Interstate CommerceCommission, after a veto

After three years of declarations, U.S. officials say that a 28-nation trade- security group has a n

The London-based International Transport Workers Federation is tightening its standards for U.S. mar

Lewis A. Lapham, a retired shipping and banking executive, died Wednesday at his home here following

Rate wars. What you think of them depends on who you are.And in the case of the Jones Act, w

As U.S. consumers start their return frenzy today, Russia shoppers are just beginning their buying r

The Baltic Freight Index is a daily indicator of world bulk shipping freight rate levels.

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Northwest forest-products companies believe a carrier rate-setting group will hold or reduce its rat

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Friday, Dec. 22, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The European Commission is likely to approve the merger of U.S. consumer products giants Kimberly-Cl

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Dec. 30, '94 - Dec. 22, '95 (a graph) (2

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

While the Federal Reserve's cut in short-term interest rates last week was an early Christmas presen

Tougher U.S. sanctions against Iran may have claimed their first victim last week as Russian oil gia

A key advisory panel to Japan's Finance Ministry on Friday unveiled its final proposals for a framew

U.S. exporters are newly hopeful that they will get Washington's help in supplying construction equi

For the week ended Dec. 16, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Skirting the controversy on basic telephone services, the Department of Telecommunications has award

Latin American economic growth is expected to pick up next year, thanks partly to a record rate of l

Heads of major international corporations doing business in Mexico confirm that 1995 was a brutal on

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The United States has reached an agreement with Moscow that could limit U.S. imports of Russian wool

A popular children's television program axed in Malaysia in a controversy over its title would be al

TAIPEI BANKERS ACCEPT CURRENCY TRADING RULESBankers gave a qualified welcome Friday to relax

The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Osaka didn't yield much direct economic impact, but

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